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No idea what "triple mint" means. Does it work?
That is, I'm asking: Do the film advance, shutter, meter and aperture contols work well enough to produce reasonably exposed photos without any significant light leaks?
That is, I'm asking: Do the film advance, shutter, meter and aperture contols work well enough to produce reasonably exposed photos without any significant light leaks?
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yes triple mint means it all works just fine as in great!! battery compartment is clean also
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available
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I need film to survive!! buy me !!!
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price reduction $100 plus shipping
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last price reduction before eBay $85 plus shipping
camera is super clean and so is the battery compartment...not tested
camera is super clean and so is the battery compartment...not tested
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come get it!!! this camera is mint!!
I have one already. Probably the most user friendly camera ever made. Averaging meter nails 99% of every shot. These will take alkaline batteries AOK.
Totally manual like a Leica, no batteries required to take a picture!!
Totally manual like a Leica, no batteries required to take a picture!!
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this one is a beaut! someone needs to grab this!!
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still available
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"Mint minus"? Jim Royle would have two words to say (UK members will understand!)
The word "mint," as an adjective, was originally used by coin collectors to describe a coin that is in the same condition as it was when minted. In other words, the same condition as new.
With a coin, what you see is what you get -- there is only cosmetic condition. I have seen some eBay sellers describe a camera as "mint" based only on its cosmetic condition, but the description indicates the camera is non-functional. Definitely not in new condition. I know a lot sellers use "mint" to describe their cameras, but really, I think the word is too ambiguous for our purposes, unless the camera really is in the same condition as it was when it left the factory.
With a coin, what you see is what you get -- there is only cosmetic condition. I have seen some eBay sellers describe a camera as "mint" based only on its cosmetic condition, but the description indicates the camera is non-functional. Definitely not in new condition. I know a lot sellers use "mint" to describe their cameras, but really, I think the word is too ambiguous for our purposes, unless the camera really is in the same condition as it was when it left the factory.
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Aside from the comments still a nice camera make offer
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Mint, must be a real joke looking at the top plate alone, with such a big dent
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